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Commandeering a private residence through “squatting” is a scam that violates private property rights. While some states are choosing to indulge this behavior, Florida is putting an end to it. Stay tuned…

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Dustin Gragevor 2 Jahren

I’m not tired of the winning. Ron DeSantis is the future of the Republican Party.

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Ron DeSantis is the Gold Standard of conservativism. Keep up the great work sir.

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Millions of Florida homes are second homes. Legal protections are a must to protect those home owners in Florida. DeSantis as always on the side of citizens, not criminals.

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Florida has too many vacation homes to tolerate any form of squatting

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The Nations' Best Governor. #HandsDown is @RonDeSantis who will make the Nations' Best President some day in the future!

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Always leading the way. Proud to be a DeSantis Republican.

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You are the future of the Republican Party, sir.

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Janine Curranvor 2 Jahren

Thank you Governor DeSantis for setting the standard once again. Individual property rights are supposed to be a given in the U.S. Sadly, that is no longer the case. Hopefully my own state will follow Florida’s lead soon.

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It’s unreal that other states let people have their property commandeered so easily. Thanks, Gov!

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